Kosher Breakfast at Mozart Cafe (Up to 55% Off). Two Options Available.
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Sample the menu’s kosher Israeli breakfast items, such as the salmon bagel, eggs in shakshuka sauce, cottage cheese, and israeli salads
Nothing wakes you up like a cup of coffee, especially if it’s booby-trapped above your bedroom door. Wake up and feel the coffee with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for $20 worth of breakfast for two or more
- $18 for $40 worth of breakfast for four or more
Start your morning with the signature Mozart’s breakfast—two eggs, and israeli salad, and choice of bread and cheese ($8.95)—or opt for a protein-packed smoked salmon bagel ($10.95) or a health breakfast featuring an egg-white omelet, an israeli salad, cottage cheese, and whole-wheat bread ($7.45). See the full menu.
Sample the menu’s kosher Israeli breakfast items, such as the salmon bagel, eggs in shakshuka sauce, cottage cheese, and israeli salads
Nothing wakes you up like a cup of coffee, especially if it’s booby-trapped above your bedroom door. Wake up and feel the coffee with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for $20 worth of breakfast for two or more
- $18 for $40 worth of breakfast for four or more
Start your morning with the signature Mozart’s breakfast—two eggs, and israeli salad, and choice of bread and cheese ($8.95)—or opt for a protein-packed smoked salmon bagel ($10.95) or a health breakfast featuring an egg-white omelet, an israeli salad, cottage cheese, and whole-wheat bread ($7.45). See the full menu.
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About Mozart Cafe
Mozart Cafe’s chefs draw culinary inspiration from modern Israeli cuisine, and the result is an eclectic mix of made-from-scratch kosher dishes ranging from pizza and salad to breakfast salmon platters. The Balkan pizza blends Israeli and Italian flavors with olives chunks of smoky eggplant sitting atop a bed of sauce, mozzarella, and feta cheese. Though the café is decidedly health-focused, plates arrive piled high with portions as generous as what you’d find in a neighborhood diner or your mom’s kitchen.